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International Conference on Roman Catholicism and Church Beliefs

26th Mar – 27th Mar 2027 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Roman Catholicism and Church Beliefs conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 5 - Gender Equality SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

This track explores the evolution of Roman Catholic beliefs and practices throughout history. It aims to analyze key historical events that have shaped the Church's role in society.

This session focuses on the core theological principles that underpin Roman Catholicism. Participants will examine the implications of these doctrines for contemporary religious practice.

This track investigates how Roman Catholicism has responded to the challenges posed by modernity. Discussions will include secularization, pluralism, and the Church's engagement with contemporary social issues.

This session addresses the role of Roman Catholicism in interfaith dialogue. It will explore how Catholic beliefs interact with other religious traditions in promoting mutual understanding and respect.

This track examines the principles of Catholic social teaching and their application to contemporary social justice issues. Participants will discuss the Church's stance on poverty, inequality, and human rights.

This session focuses on the evolving role of women within the Roman Catholic Church. It will explore historical contributions, current challenges, and future possibilities for women's leadership.

This track investigates the involvement of youth in the Roman Catholic Church and their perspectives on faith. Discussions will focus on innovative approaches to engage younger generations.

This session explores the intersection of Roman Catholic beliefs and environmental ethics. Participants will discuss the Church's teachings on stewardship of the Earth and responses to climate change.

This track examines how technology has transformed Catholic worship practices. Discussions will include the use of digital media in liturgy and the implications for community building.

This session focuses on the role of Catholic education in fostering faith and academic excellence. Participants will explore the balance between tradition and innovation in Catholic educational institutions.

This track investigates the diversity of Roman Catholic experiences around the world. It will highlight how cultural contexts shape the expression and practice of Catholic beliefs.

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